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Opinion: So B.C. children are at risk from COVID-19. Now what?

Opinion: So B.C. children are at risk from COVID-19. Now what?

With approval of the Pfizer vaccine for children now imminent, the B.C. government is finally admitting what parents have said all along: Children are at risk. So what are they going to do about it?
Opinion: Tough questions and choices to reach energy sustainability

Opinion: Tough questions and choices to reach energy sustainability

Switching to nuclear power as a source of electricity would make a lot of sense but there is an unrealistic perception of danger.
Opinion: I took the Washington State detour to the Interior — doable but long

Opinion: I took the Washington State detour to the Interior — doable but long

Traffic was almost non-existent.
Opinion: Money always comes with a cost

Opinion: Money always comes with a cost

There is a difference between having money and compromising one’s principles for the sake of money. 
Opinion: Our BIS response to COVID

Opinion: Our BIS response to COVID

Why have otherwise rational people begun to see “the other” as the enemy?
Thank you to everyone on the front lines of the B.C. floods and mudslides

Thank you to everyone on the front lines of the B.C. floods and mudslides

A hearty thanks, on behalf of British Columbians
Editorial: Close tent city before someone dies (with video)

Editorial: Close tent city before someone dies (with video)

Moccasin Flats is not safe anymore for anyone.
Opinion: Unearthing Prince George’s history

Opinion: Unearthing Prince George’s history

Radiocarbon dating suggests Indigenous people have occupied this territory for at least 9,000-10,600 years.  
Travel: Swimming with sharks isn't so scary

Travel: Swimming with sharks isn't so scary

Sandbar sharks like to gather here after feeding, so it's a prime place and time to observe them and know they aren't at all interested in eating a human.
Opinion: B.C. needs a balanced budget

Opinion: B.C. needs a balanced budget

B.C. is on track to be $127 billion in debt by 2023-24. The interest payments on the annual debt cost $2.8 billion per year. That money could pay for the salaries of 4,600 new paramedics for 10 years.